The 10 Best Deal Sites in Australia in 2026

I Know The Pilot is the best place in Australia to find cheap flights, because every deal is curated rather than scraped. Instead of a search box that leaves you to do the hunting, it surfaces the fares that are genuinely below normal from Australian departure cities.

What it covers

Domestic and international flight deals departing Australia

Why it stands out

Curated deals, so you see real bargains, not every fare on the market

Best for

Flexible travellers who want to know when a great fare drops, rather than checking prices every day

Planning a trip?Our guide to the best sites for Australian travellers covers reward flights, travel insurance, travel money and getting around.

OzBargain is Australia's biggest community deal site, running since 2006 with more than 547,000 deals posted. Members post deals they find, then vote and comment, so overhyped "sales" get called out fast.

What it covers

Almost everything, from supermarket specials and tech to credit card offers and freebies

Why it stands out

The community vets each deal, and the comments often reveal a cheaper option

Best for

Anyone who wants a single daily check for bargains across categories

Tip:Set up Deal Alerts for keywords like a product name or store, so you don't have to watch the front page.

ShopBack is now Australia's main cashback platform, especially since rival Cashrewards closed in September 2025. You click through ShopBack before buying from a partner retailer, and a slice of what you spend comes back to you.

What it covers

Online cashback at major retailers such as Amazon AU, The Iconic, Kogan and Chemist Warehouse, plus travel sites like Booking.com

Why it stands out

The widest retailer network in Australia, plus in-store cashback by scanning receipts in the app

Best for

Stacking extra savings on purchases you were going to make anyway

Tip:Check ShopBack before booking hotels; cashback on accommodation can be worth more than a promo code.

Grocerize compares prices between Coles and Woolworths so you can split your shop and buy each item wherever it's cheapest. Neither supermarket wins across the board, which is exactly why a comparison tool pays off.

What it covers

Thousands of products at Coles and Woolworths, updated weekly with the catalogue cycle

Why it stands out

A Deal Rating that tells you whether a "special" is genuinely low or just a return to normal price

Best for

Families doing a big weekly shop who are loyal to particular brands

Good to know:Grocerize doesn't track Aldi, and full use is a paid subscription after a 30-day free trial.

PetrolSpy is the go-to app for finding the cheapest petrol near you, in every state and territory. It combines official government price feeds where states publish them with prices reported by users. Choice's on-road testing rated it one of the most accurate fuel apps.

What it covers

Petrol, diesel and LPG prices at Ampol, BP, Shell, 7-Eleven, Costco and independents Australia-wide

Why it stands out

Price-cycle graphs for each capital city show whether to fill up today or wait

Best for

Commuters and road-trippers in cities with regular fuel price cycles

Tip:Take advantage of fuel discounts from loyalty programs like Everyday Rewards or Flybuys for extra savings.

staticICE is a price comparison engine built only for tech, searching more than 200 Australian retailers. Type in a model number and it lists every store's price from cheapest up.

What it covers

Computer parts, laptops, monitors, cameras and lenses, phones, tablets and consumer electronics

Why it stands out

A no-frills, fast results page that PC builders have relied on for years

Best for

Anyone buying a specific product who wants the lowest Australian price

Tip:Search the exact model number, not a product description, to avoid comparing different variants.

WhistleOut compares mobile and NBN plans from dozens of Australian providers, including 28 mobile carriers. It has been running since 2008 and lists plans even from telcos it has no commercial deal with.

What it covers

SIM-only, prepaid, postpaid and phone-on-plan mobile deals, plus home internet

Why it stands out

A 24-month cost view that cuts through short-term discounts to show the real price

Best for

Anyone still paying a big-telco price, since smaller providers on the same networks are often much cheaper

Tip:Look for "50% off for the first few months" switching offers, then set a reminder to compare again when they end.

EatClub offers last-minute restaurant deals of up to 50% off the total bill, drinks included. Restaurants post a deal when they have spare tables, so you eat out for less and they fill seats that would sit empty.

What it covers

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and takeaway deals at roughly 900–1,000 venues each in Sydney and Melbourne, plus Adelaide and other cities

Why it stands out

The discount comes off the whole bill, not just a single menu item

Best for

Spontaneous diners and anyone willing to eat a little earlier or later than peak time

Good to know:Dine-in deals are redeemed by paying through the app with EatClub Pay.

Energy Made Easy is the federal government's free comparison site for electricity and gas plans, run by the Australian Energy Regulator. Retailers are required by law to list their generally available plans, so you're comparing the whole market, not just the companies that pay for a listing.

What it covers

Household and small business energy plans in NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT

Why it stands out

Independent, ad-free, and it doesn't ask for your name, email or phone number

Best for

Anyone who hasn't checked their energy plan in the past year

In Victoria?Use the state's equivalent, Victorian Energy Compare, instead.

Booko is a Melbourne-built site that finds the cheapest place to buy a book, comparing Australian and overseas shops. It ranks every result by total price including delivery to Australia, so a cheap overseas price with expensive shipping doesn't fool you.

What it covers

Books, plus DVDs and Blu-rays

Why it stands out

Delivered-price ranking across local and international stores in Australian dollars

Best for

Readers, students buying textbooks, and gift shoppers

Tip:Search by ISBN to make sure you're comparing the same edition.